Planet A is an outer planet, and Planet B is an inner planet, then Planet A will spin (rotate on its axis) faster than Planet B.
Using our Solar System as a model, we may determine the following:
The inner planets, which include our Earth, Mercury, Venus, and Mars, revolve more slowly than the outer planets (such as Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune). The reason for this is because the nearest planets are held firmly in place as they revolve around the Sun due to the massive gravitational field of the star.
However, for the same reason (because of their proximity to the Sun's gravitational field), inner planets complete one circle around the Sun faster than outer planets.
As a result, Planet A will spin (rotation on its axis) faster than Planet B if Planet A is an outer planet and Planet B is an inner planet.
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The choices
are;
a. the
appearance of the first permanent teeth
b. the
appearance of the last permanent teeth
c. rapid
development
d. puberty
The answer
is c. rapid development. Gestational
stage is the time period that a pregnancy needs to exist from conception to
natural birth time. In humans, 40 weeks. Gestation is the carrying of an embryo
or fetus exclusive viviparous animals. It is typical for mammals.
Yes, I believe that's true.
Explanation:
Differences in temperature lead to variations in air pressure around the world. Low-pressure areas are created when air rises. It is called low pressure because the weight of the air above the Earth's surface is lower than average. High-pressure areas are created when air sinks. It is called high pressure because the weight of the air is above average when it sinks to the Earth's surface.
Low-pressure areas are associated with cloud and precipitation (rainfall) because:
as the air rises it cools, condenses and forms clouds
the water droplets in the clouds increase in size
they eventually become too heavy to be held and fall as precipitation
The air above the Equator is very hot and rises, creating an area of low pressure. The Equator experiences high amounts of rainfall due to this rising air resulting in a warm and wet equatorial climate (eg the Amazon and Congo tropical rainforests).
High-pressure areas are associated with dry, warm and settled weather conditions. This is because sinking air does not result in precipitation.
